Forms.io FileUpload how to list already uploaded file - forms

I am using Forms.IO file upload to upload file. When initially my form is loaded screen is as below.
After uploading file my form looks like below.
Now my question is how I can directly display/list already uploaded file on formsio form's file upload control when opening it next time ?

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